Theirs no point in upgrading to CC, CS6 vs CC

Question

So, I have been using adobe products for many years and have purchased every adobe product from CS2 and lately I have been asking myself the question should I upgrade my CS6 to CC, and to be honest there is no way in hell that I will. To be frank I think updating for such little features is a waste of money and time, and not to mention the fact that I cannot just purchase the product for a one time fee like I always have.
The main products that I use are the following, Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Fireworks, and Bridge. Of all the products I use photoshop has been my "go to" program for everything, and I have made a career out of it. I have searched the web for any possible features that I could find that may make me want to purchase the CC versions but there is literally none that I feel I could really use. For instance the new "perspective warp" feature in Photoshop it really isnt that big of a deal that they make it out to be. Any good design can use the normal tools in photoshop such as smart objects to get the result they desire, and i wont go into the fact that there is so many plugins out there to do anything you need or want that CC does already.
So why upgrade? Well honestly there is no reason to. I dont know why Adobe would switch to this CC crap when alot of us designers work for companies that handle classified information that the company doesnt want released to the public because they are working on a branding campaign, new app designs, websites and tons of other things. Adobe cannot rely on the fact that "oh we wont get hacked" because lets be honest even companies that have the greatest security out there have been hacked and all their users information stolen. My designs are not for everyone to see and my employer wouldnt want them to be stolen either. The CC updates of Adobe have put a distaste in my mouth for the product line because they arent offering their clients a whole lot of new features that really make people see the benefit of upgrading to CC. The amount of new era technologies that have been created you would really think that Adobe would capitalize on some of these new advances in the digital design world. For instance adding in things like iOS support, Android support PC and Mac support. Things like adding in the functionality where i can view prototypes of mobile apps that have function to them even on a very basic level would be incredible and since I am currently employed in  UI/UX design field things such as these would greatly benefit my interest in wanting to upgrade my CS6 to CC, but sadly no. Instead Adobe tries to wow me on the great amazing (not really) perspective warp, as if something any skilled designer couldnt already do.
Now im not saying that some people might disagree with my perspective on this and it is perfectly ok if you do not agree with my opinion on the subject. For myself personally Adobe really needs to step up their game if they dont want to lose their market to other companies that are emerging. Adobe I will say this I will never upgrade to CC there is no way in hell that I will for such minor features, and a forced monthly subscription which is pointless. In the "new features demo" it shows such minor changes to the new CC that really makes people not want to upgrade because alot of us see no point in upgrading to the same product except forced to pay a monthly subscription with internet requirements. Alot of designers are always on the move and noone wants to burn their data having to connect to the cloud or internet everytime they run an Adobe product.
I know im not the only one who feels this way, and I hope I get some agreement on the subject, all i have to say is
ADOBE STEP UP YOUR GAME, YOU HAVE LOST A LONG TIME CUSTOMER HERE.

Answer 1

I read this post on another forum by Harm Millaard:
I've been busy writing articles about hardware choices for editing with Premiere Pro, as you may have seen here: Tweakers Page
I hope it is a treasure cove for people looking for a new machine and doubting the suggestions they have been given, or want some background info on how to setup a balanced system for their editing needs.
I'm still on CS6, which was paid for in full before CC arrived and I see no reason yet to change to either Avid or Edius, since CS6 does what I need it for. Upgrading to CC makes no sense, since I'm only editing HD and have no need for XAVC or H.265 yet. Just staying on MC CS6, which I upgraded to for $ 480 and is a perpetual license, saved me around $ 450 in 11 months by not going the CC route. Monthly savings here are around $ 85 by NOT subscribing to CC. Those savings come in handy, when you need a good shoulder rig (Vocas) for the camera, XF300.
I think that sums it up nicely. But he will still have to hold that stance for another 10 months to break-even on that shoulder rig, according to my calculations. Then he will have it for free, compared to a CC subscription.